The head of government, Clara Brugada, announced that on September 22, during World Car-Free Day, the first 1,500 renovated bicycles from Ecobici will be presented at the Zócalo in Mexico City. The renovation project involves a multi-year investment of up to 2,434 million pesos over 10 years, with a minimum of 978 million pesos and a maximum of 2,400 million pesos. The exact amount spent will depend on the number of services required and provided, but it cannot exceed the maximum limit. Currently, only one out of every 10 Ecobici bikes has a satellite GPS tracker, but under the new contract, all 15,000 bikes will have this technology. Brugada emphasized that the new contract includes stricter rules to ensure faster service, including penalties for delays in repairs or replacements.
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